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Gasto Thorn

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Gasto Thorn: imago
Nativitas: 3 Septembris 1928; Luxemburgum
Obitus: 26 Augusti 2007; Luxemburgum
Patria: Luxemburgum

Officium

Officium: Primus minister Luxemburgi, Praeses Commissionis Europaeae, legatus, legatus ad Parlamentum Europaeum, Substitute member of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, President of the United Nations General Assembly, Deputy Prime Minister of Luxembourg, chairperson, minister of the Economy, minister of the Economy, minister for Justice, President of Liberal International
Munus: politicus, legatus, Causidicus, Argentarius, resistance fighter

Consociatio

Factio: Democratic Party
Religio: Catholicismus

Memoria

Laurae: Grand Cross of the Order of the Oak Crown, Saint George's Cross, Magna Crux Ordinis Isabellae Catholicae, Grand Cross of the Order of the Sun of Peru‎, Grand Cross of the Order of Prince Henry, Grand Cross of the Order of Merit of Portugal, Ordo Pii IX, Grand Cross of the Military Order of Christ, Golden Duck Award, Ehrensenator, honorary citizen of Brussels
Sepultura: Cimetière Notre-Dame

Gasto Thorn, vulgo plene Gaston Egmont Thorn (natus Luxemburgi die 3 Septembris 1928; ibidem mortuus die 26 Augusti 2007) fuit politicus et iuris consultus. Alumnus fuit universitatum Montispessulani, Lausannensis et Parisiensis. Luxemburgi primus minister meruit a die 15 Iunii 1974 ad 16 Iulii 1979. A mense Septembri 1974 usque ad mensem Septembrem 1975 Consociationis Nationum Communis Conventus praeses et ab anno 1981 usque ad annum 1985 Europaeae Commissionis Praeses fuit.

Gaston Thorn (secundus ad sinistram) anno 1983 in Williamsburg, Virginia

BibliographiaRecensere

  • Guy Thewes, Les Gouvernements du grand-duché de Luxembourg depuis 1848. Luxemburgi, 2011 Textus

Nexus externiRecensere

  Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Gastonem Thorn spectant.
Praesides conventus generalis Nationum Unitarum 1946–2010
 

Paulus Henricus Spaak (Belgia) • Osvaldus Aranha (Brasilia) • Iosephus Arce (Argentina) • Herbertus Vere Evatt (Australia) • Carolus Romulo (Philippinae) • Nasrollah Entezam (Irania) • Ludovicus Padilla Nervo (Mexicum) • Lester Pearson (Canada) • Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit (India) • Eelco van Kleffens (Nederlandia) • Iosephus Maza (Chilia) • Rudecindus Ortega Masson (Chilia) • Wan Waithayakon (Thailandia) • Leslius Munro (Nova Zelandia) • Carolus Malik (Libanus) • Victor Andreas Belaúnde (Peruvia) • Fridericus Henricus Boland (Hibernia) • Mongi Slim (Tunesia) • Machometus Zafrullah Khan (Pakistania) • Carolus Sosa Rodríguez (Venetiola) • Alexander Quaison-Sackey (Gana) • Amyntor Fanfani (Italia) • Abdul Rahman Pazhwak (Afgania) • Cornelius Mănescu (Romania) • Aemilius Arenales Catalán (Guatimalia) • Angela Elisabetha Brooks (Liberia) • Eduardus Hambro (Norvegia) • Adam Malik (Indonesia) • Stanislaus Trepczyński (Polonia) • Leopoldus Benites (Aequatoria) • Abdelazizus Būtaflīqa (Algerium) • Gasto Thorn (Luxemburgum) • Hamilton Shirley Amerasinghe (Taprobane) • Lazarus Mojsov (Iugoslavia) • Indalecio Liévano (Columbia) • Salim Ahmed Salim (Tanzania) • Rüdiger von Wechmar (RFG) • Ismat T. Kittani (Iracum) • Emericus Hollai (Hungaria) • Georgius Illueca (Panama) • Paulus Ioannes Firminus Lusaka (Zambia) • Iacobus de Piniés (Hispania) • Humayun Rasheed Choudhury (Bangladesha) • Petrus Florin (DDR) • Dantes Caputo (Argentina) • Iosephus Nanven Garba (Nigeria) • Guido de Marco (Melita) • Samir Shihabi (Arabia Saudiana) • Stojan Ganev (Bulgaria) • Samuel Insanally (Guiana) • Amara Essy (Litus Eburneum) • Didacus Freitas do Amaral (Portugallia) • Razali Ismail (Malaesia) • Gennadius Udovenko (Ucraina) • Desiderius Opertti (Uruguaia) • Theo-Ben Gurirab (Namibia) • Harri Holkeri (Finnia) • Han Seung-soo (Respublica Coreana) • Ioannes Kavan (Cechia) • Iulianus Hunte (Sancta Lucia) • Ioannes Ping (Gabon) • Ioannes Eliasson (Suecia) • Hayā Rāšid Āl Ḫalīfa (Baharina) • Srgjan Kerim (Res publica Macedonica) • Michael d'Escoto Brockmann (Nicaragua) • ʿAlī ʿAbd al-Salām al-Turaikī (Libya)

Praesides Commissionis Europaeae
 
Alta Auctoritas Communitatis carbonis chalybisque (1952–1967)

Ioannes Monnet · Renatus Mayer · Paulus Finet · Petrus Malvestiti · Dino Del Bo

Communitas energiae atomicae (1958–1967)

Ludovicus Armandus · Stephanus Hirsch · Petrus Chatenet

Communitas oeconomica (1958–1967)

Gualtherius Hallstein

Communitates (1967–1993)

Ioannes Rey · Francus Maria Malfatti · Sicco Mansholt · Franciscus Xavierus Ortoli · Roy Jenkins · Gasto Thorn · Iacobus Delors

Unio (1993–)

Iacobus Delors · Iacobus Santer · Romanus Prodi · Iosephus Manuel Durão Barroso · Ioannes Claudius Juncker · Ursula de Leyen

Primi ministri Luxemburgi
 

Caspar de la Fontaine · Ioannes Iacobus Willmar · Carolus Matthias Simons · Victor de Tornaco · Emmanuel Servais · Felix de Blochausen · Eduardus Thilges · Paulus Eyschen · Matthias Mongenast · Hubertus Loutsch · Victor Thorn · Leo Kauffman · Aemilius Reuter · Petrus Prüm · Iosephus Bech · Petrus Dupong · Iosephus Bech · Petrus Frieden · Petrus Werner · Gasto Thorn · Petrus Werner · Iacobus Santer · Ioannes Claudius Juncker · Xaverius Bettel

Ministri rerum externarum Luxemburgenses
 

Casparus de la Fontaine 1848 • Ioannes Iacobus Willmar 1848 • Carolus Matthias Simons 1853 • Victor de Tornaco 1860 • Emmanuel Servais 1867 • Felix de Blochausen 1874 • Eduardus Thilges 1885 • Paulus Eyschen 1888 • Matthias Mongenast 1915 • Hubertus Loutsch 1915 • Victor Thorn 1916 • Leo Kauffmann 1917 • Aemilius Reuter 1918 • Petrus Prüm 1925 • Iosephus Bech 1926 • Eugenius Schaus 1959 • Petrus Werner 1964 • Petrus Grégoire 1967 • Gaston Thorn 1969 • Colette Flesch 1980 • Iacobus Poos 1984 • Lydia Polfer 1999 • Carolus Goerens 2004 • Ioannes Asselborn 2004

Capsae cognatae: Primi ministri Luxemburgi
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